The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-03-04

appointed postmaster ut Pascaeon
Ia, vice w. $. Dodson, ST., removed
Peter Allen, (col.) was JAILED
here last Friday for gambling Will
% minor. The way OF the trans
ercssor is certainly hard, bnt just
-Peftumery. toilet soaps, haiI
and tooth brushes, stationery, and
in fact everything generally kept
In a first class drugstore is to be
had at Cox's drugstore.
There will be IL lay service ut
Prof. Sutton's school house next
Sunday Mt IL o'clock aim. All
interested IN the Episcopal Church,
are invited to attend.
Mr.. r. A. Vancleave, Timber
Inspector for this district was at
the Court house Tuesday. We
were pleased to receive a call from
him, and to know that he was
cheerful and happy.
The steamer Fulton, snag2ed
and sunk some weeks ago in Pascal
goula river, was launched last
Wednesday from the New Venice
marine ways here, into the river,
repaired and again made ready for
business.
A prophet is not without honor
save in bis own country however,
we predict II large Size boom for
this place + many more moons
shall wax aud wane.
We have received calls this
week from "grass WIDOWS "bona
ido widows young and sweet girls
in their teens, bclated sisters and
Cery old girls. We enjoyed their
visits smartly. Do all come again.
Mr., Nj. N. Cudabac after spend
ing a few days ht Moss Point with
his family returned Sunday 10 lake
Charles, La, where he is engaged
in business. He don't like Lake
Charles well enough to move bis
family there.
After a protracted visit TO rel
utives aud friends in Lake Challes,
La. Miss Floliue Alley returned
home the latter part OF last week.
The return of This little lady will,
no doubt, heal the aching void in
the hearts Of some OF the beaux
hereabouts.
-Mf. Bob e. Walsh, the genial
and handsome young gentleman
from the Red Star shoe store, save
the DEMOCRAT STARacall Monday.
lie informed MS tn It his house was
receiving IA good trade from the
merchants OF this place and Moss
Point.
Drink keystone Rye WhtSkey,
apurc, unadullrratcd whiskey, free
from headaches. Oaly $3.50 per
gallon. Also Freeport Rye, four
years old, the best 81 whl"kry in
the United States. Sold only by
Crah a. Co., Is and n .0auphin
street, Mobile, Ala, sole agents.
The following we clip from the
DrFuniak Signal:
Master James Fisher of Moss
Point, Miss, is visiting Master
Henry Ellis OF this place.
Miss Nj. E. Garter, II most
tharmmg young lady from Moss
Point, Miss, is in the city, visiting
relatives, and in Attendance upon
the Assembly.
The tax.assessor is on his
rounds, gentle. reader. Those who
own nothing may dodge him as
usual, bntsland owners.should hunt
him up and give him a correct as
spssmpnt. of their lands, as it is the
last chance in tour years. The
assessment rolls of the county are
in a shocking condition owing to
enclosures of land owners. 1t be
hooves every man who OWNS lands
to have it appear correctly on thc
assessment rolls, else ii is liable to
be sold tor taxes without his knowl-
edge. and tits a source of annoy
ance and vexation TO officers, who
are expected to know more about a
mans land than he does himself.
We would, therefore, impress upon
land owners the necessity of giving
in their assessments correctly.
-BisbolpIIugh Miller Thompson,
of the Episcopal diocese of Missis
spent several days here this
week in company with DR.. Hins-
dale, of Biloxi, aud paid the DEMO
Graf STAR sanctum a pleasant